Reagan Gorbachev summit hits snags amid arms talks fade
Summit signs show chances evaporated for an agreement on ballistic test notifications and two smaller arms deals. Soviets criticise U.S. aid to Afghan rebels, while Afghan militant tensions raise risk of halting withdrawal. Reagan, rested and well prepared, heads to Moscow with Powell warning no breakthrough but some movement expected.
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Boucher urges Southwest Virginia counties to unite for growth
Ninth District Congressman Rick Boucher urged 63 baccalaureate and 22 associate degree graduates at Bluefield College to unite the 21 counties of Southwest Virginia to build a broad based economy. He called for balancing old and new ideas while preserving diversity of thought. Honorary degrees went to Neal T. Jones and E. Ralph Van Dyke. Valedictorian Julie Hull reached 1000 points in women’s basketball.
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Keillor to Bring Prairie Home Companion Back to Radio City
AP reports in Middlebury that Garrison Keillor will revive A Prairie Home Companion, broadcast from New York City’s Radio City Music Hall next Saturday, reuniting with fans while reflecting his shift from Minnesota to New York. The piece notes the show’s return after a year off and Keillor’s ongoing Lake Wobegon fantasy.
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Sunny and Warm Forecast With 86 Degree High
Accu Weather reports a high of 86 degrees and sunny skies for today. Tonight should stay mostly clear with a low near 54 as the region enjoys warm conditions through the evening.
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Highway deaths feared over long weekend says safety council
The National Safety Council estimates 380 to 480 deaths on highways during the long weekend. Last year 416 people died in the holiday period. In West Virginia five highway deaths were recorded during Memorial Day weekend in 1986.
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Holiday weekend deadly risk feared on highways
The National Safety Council warned the long holiday weekend could kill 380 to 480 on highways, with last year at 416 and a non holiday three day weekend around 390. Police plan strict patrols as state guards prepare for up to 30 parades statewide.
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Fun in the sun at Bluefield Mountain Festival weekend
Thousands attended the Tele Scripps Mountain Festival in Bluefield, ranging from a flea market to the Mountain Festival Auto Show at Bowenfield. Local residents and visitors enjoyed road races, a tennis event, mud wrestling, picnics, exhibits, and a radio sponsored picnic with wireless mikes as cars and trucks entered the show.
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Horse dies ends Bluefield-Tazewell Santa run Champ obituary
The 30 year old horse Champ that pulled Bluefield Virginia Christmas and Independence Day parades and the Santa buggy for 14 years died May 13. Andy Hodock recalls buying Champ at age eight and using him to portray Santa after stepping in when no Santa could be found.
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